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Sources & Notices

This register identifies the principal outside sources and remotely hosted materials used by SWFLJOHN. Source credit does not imply sponsorship, ownership, accuracy, or permission beyond the applicable source terms.

Last reviewed
September 1, 2026

Event information

Events can be changed, delayed, canceled, or corrected after collection. Verify the linked official announcement before traveling, purchasing a ticket, or relying on a bonus or schedule.

Pokémon data and artwork

SWFLJOHN does not claim ownership of third-party game data, characters, artwork, logos, screenshots, or other source material. A source may replace or remove remotely hosted material at any time.

Open-source software

The interface includes a bundled subset of Lucide icons under the ISC license, including Feather-derived icons under the MIT license. The required copyright and license texts are preserved in the distributed bundle and project third-party notices.

Platform rules

Scopely Explore Terms and the Player Guidelines govern use of the game and can restrict commercial collection, transfer, buying, selling, or trading of accounts and in-game items. SWFLJOHN cannot waive those rules and has no authority to approve a transfer. Review the current platform rules before relying on a valuation, listing, or trade indicator.

Trademarks and affiliation

Pokémon, Pokémon GO, related character names and imagery, and the names and marks of Scopely, Scopely Explore, Niantic, The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures, GAME FREAK, Discord, TikTok, and other providers belong to their respective owners.

SWFLJOHN is an independent community resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by those owners. Attribution and this notice do not grant a license or expand any permitted use.

Corrections and removal requests

To report inaccurate attribution, outdated event information, or material that should be reviewed or removed, contact the SWFLJOHN administrator through the Discord community or the direct communication through which access was provided. Include the page URL and source at issue, but do not send passwords or webhook secrets.